Why we wrote this	PowerShell is an amazing tool for gathering, collecting, slicing, grouping, filtering and collating data. However, trying to show that information or several sets of it on one report is not as easy. A few years we ago built our own solution, we created a set of HTML reporting functions. I have been using these functions for years to help myself, my team and customers to deliver Powershell data to people that just need the details and not a CSV file or a code snippet. We�ve now decided to make these available to the rest of you.

Why we wrote this

PowerShell is an amazing tool for gathering, collecting, slicing, grouping, filtering and collating data. However, trying to show that information or several sets of it on one report is not as easy. A few years we ago built our own solution, we created a set of HTML reporting functions. I have been using these functions for years to help myself, my team and customers to deliver Powershell data to people that just need the details and not a CSV file or a code snippet. We�ve now decided to make these available to the rest of you.

Original Credits	This code was originally borrowed from Alan Renouf for a vSphere healthcheck report by Andrew Storrs and myself for a more dynamic reporting style, being able to create reports on the fly with minimal effort.

Recent Credits	Jennifier Han, Giovanni Fleres, Chris Speers, Keith Ellis, Blake and Moep

Running Reports	These reports, once built can be scheduled to run, dropped on a file share emailed or saved to an Azure Storage Blob.

This Help Report	Will walk through several examples of how to use the functions to generate different types of reports.

Beta Help File	Please note this help is in a draft state

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Github	Write some code, branch it, merge it, Join me and lets hack and slash together.

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1.4.0.1	introduced Get-HTMLDataTable fucntion to consume HTML 5 Data tables features. Included additional java scripts and CSS styles

1.3.2.2	Added Custom footer text to Get-HTMLPageClose -FooterText 'Your text here'. Created Functions for Heading Get-HTMLHeading, added CSS H1 to H7. Added PowerShell Logo, usage 'PowerShell' in get-HTMLPageOpen

1.3.2.1	Updated 'Corporate' Logo and 'Alternate' logo files

1.3.2.0	Added dynamic columns function Get-HTMLColumnOpen. Example Usage 'Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 1 -ColumnCount 2'

1.3.1.1	minor fixes

1.3.1.0	Sleeps removed from module, Axis Labels added to bar chart, few logic errors corrected. Added Get-HTMLContentTableAadvanced

1.3.0.7	Added This Change Log

1.3.0.6	Added Totals to get-HTMLContentTable and associated help content

1.3.0.5	another fix to save-HTMLReport so it can handle a null reportpath. Moved Html Help file logic to a nested psm1 file. In addition to Creating ReportHTMLHelpers to start building more reports this module was updated in conjunction with publishing Run-ReportAzureRBAC

1.3.0.4	Minor Fixes, Major addition a Help Report. run Get-HTMLReportHelp

1.3.0.1	Changes to allow for more flexible customization, use Chart JS for charting, working in Azure Automation and now support HTML5 Tabs

1.3.0.0	Awesome changes here for flexibility with CSS, Logos, Chart creation and more. Hopefully there will be less major changes from here once legacy cmdlets are removed. Feedback always welcome

1.2.0.3	Changes to add functionality for Custom CSS files and changed export to be HTML file type. The CSS and Javascript files are now present in the module directory allowing for ease of manipulation and customization. Get-HTMLOpen and Get-HTMLClose still present in module but can be replaced with Get-HTMLOpenPage and Get-HTMLClosePage.

1.2.0.1	Changes (non Breaking) to add functionality for Custom CSS files and changed export to be HTML file type. Get-HTMLOpen and Get-HTMLClose still present in module but can be replaced with Get-HTMLOpenPage and Get-HTMLClosePage.

10.0.0.15	Thanks to Moep for fix to table row color with default values.

1.0.0.14	Added Bar chart function and -testchart switch

1.0.0.12	fixed HTML Close working on charting options

1.0.0.11	fixed HTML Close.

Creating headings	Get-HTMLHeading -headerSize 1 -headingText 'This is heading 1'

Heading Tag 1	$rpt += Get-HTMLHeading -headerSize 1 -headingText "This is heading 1"

Heading Tag 2	$rpt += Get-HTMLHeading -headerSize 2 -headingText "This is heading 2"

Heading Tag 3	$rpt += Get-HTMLHeading -headerSize 3 -headingText "This is heading 3"

Heading Tag 4	$rpt += Get-HTMLHeading -headerSize 4 -headingText "This is heading 4"

Heading Tag 5	$rpt += Get-HTMLHeading -headerSize 5 -headingText "This is heading 5"

Heading Tag 6	$rpt += Get-HTMLHeading -headerSize 6 -headingText "This is heading 6"

This is heading 1

This is heading 2

This is heading 3

This is heading 4

This is heading 5

This is heading 6

Functions	Each function return HTML code, the parameters you send in will be return with HTML code.

Building an Array	To build a report create an array object and add parts of your report together. Eg, create an array variable $Rpt = @() Next add to the array. $RPT += get-htmlpageopen -title "Welcome"

Open / Close	Although these functions help you with HTML its still HTML. HTML uses tags and everything you open you must close Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText, creates a section header. You can then add other functions and code. However you must eventually add get-HTMLContentClose. Using Indenting is an easy way to keep track of what tag your in.

Saving Reports	The Array need to be saved to a file, there are a couple of options for this. You can save the array to a file using set-content. $rpt \| set-content -path "c:\temp\MyReport.html" You can use the Save-HTMLReport Function. There is also a save to storage azure blob option

Building Report Code	$rpt = @() $rpt += Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText "ReportHTML" $rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen $rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Header" -Detail "Detailed Information" $rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose $rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage

Building Report Code

 $rpt = @()
$rpt += Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText "ReportHTML" 
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen 
		$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Header" -Detail "Detailed Information" 
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose 
$rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage

Custom Report Footer	$rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage -FooterText "Enter Your Custom Text Here"

Saving a Report - Write Array to file	$rpt \| set-content -path "c:\temp\MyReport.html" Set-Content -Value $rpt -path "c:\temp\MyReport.html" Invoke-item "c:\temp\MyReport.html"

Saving a Report - Use the builtin function (1 Liner Options)	Save-HTMLReport -Reportcontent $rpt -ReportPath c:\temp -ReportName "MyReport" -showreport Save-HTMLReport -Reportcontent $rpt -ReportPath c:\temp -ReportName "MyReport.html" Save-HTMLReport -Reportcontent $rpt -ReportPath c:\temp -ReportName "MyReport" Save-HTMLReport -ShowReport $SavedFile = Save-HTMLReport -ShowReport

Saving a Report - Use the builtin function (1 Liner Options)

 Save-HTMLReport -Reportcontent $rpt -ReportPath c:\temp -ReportName "MyReport" -showreport
Save-HTMLReport -Reportcontent $rpt -ReportPath c:\temp -ReportName "MyReport.html" 
Save-HTMLReport -Reportcontent $rpt -ReportPath c:\temp -ReportName "MyReport" 
Save-HTMLReport -ShowReport 
$SavedFile = Save-HTMLReport -ShowReport

Saving a Report - Save To Azure Storage Blob	Save-HTMLToBlobStorage -Needs an Azure Account #More to come

ReportHTML

Report created on Jun 8, 2017 05:38 PM

Header	Detailed Information

Mixed and Match	You can use the following parameters in a mix and match format

-LeftLogoName	These switch will load logos to the top left of the report from JPG files saved in the module directory. There are 4 image files in the module for examples 'Alternate','Blank','Sample' and 'Corporate' (this uses Get-HTMLLogos)

-RightLogoName	These switch will load logos to the top of the report right from JPG files saved in the module directory. There are 4 image files in the module for examples 'Alternate','Blank','Sample' and 'Corporate' (this uses Get-HTMLLogos)

-LeftLogoString	You can eith use a URL reference here, or Base 64 encoded string

-RightLogoString	You can eith use a URL reference here, or Base 64 encoded string

-hidelogos	Remove the header

-LogoPath	Use in conjunction with LeftLogoName and RightLogo Name. Specify the File Name in the directory

Load Images from Files	Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText "Example 1" -LeftLogoName Corporate -RightLogoName Alternate

Example 1

Report created on Jun 8, 2017 05:38 PM

Load Images from Files	Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText "Example 2" -LeftLogoName Blank -RightLogoName Sample

Example 2

Report created on Jun 8, 2017 05:39 PM

Load Images from a URL

 Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText "Example 1" -LeftLogoString "https://azurefieldnotesblog.blob.core.windows.net/wp-content/2016/07/powershell.jpg" ` 
 -RightLogoString "https://azurefieldnotesblog.blob.core.windows.net/wp-content/2016/07/datacenter.jpg"

Example 3

Report created on Jun 8, 2017 05:39 PM

Use Base 64 code

 $OurLogos = Get-HTMLLogos 
$YourLogos = get-htmlLogos -LogoPath c:\YourPath\ 
$Base64Logo = $OurLogos.get_item("PowerShell") 
Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText "Example 4" -LeftLogoName Blank -RightLogoString $Base64Logo

Base64 String	data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQEAYABgAAD/4QBGRXhpZgAATU0AKgAAAAgABAESAAMAAAABAAEAAFEQAAEAA....and so on and so on

Example 4

Report created on Jun 8, 2017 05:39 PM

We dont need no stinking logos!	Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText "Example 5" -HideLogos

Use a Logo Path	Get-HTMLOpenPage -LogoPath "C:\path\" -LeftLogoName "NameOfFileInPath" -RightLogoName Blank

Customzie the Look	All style is in a CSS file so if you want to change it, you can

Sample Style	This is just an example when you use get-htmlopenpage use the CSSName switch use the name of the css style sheet in the directory

Usage	Style Sheets are best best used in conjuction with New-HTMLReportOptions from a custom local directory

Code

 $rpt += Get-HTMLOpenPage -CSSName Sample
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen "Orange"
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Sample Style" -Detail "whooo, coool."
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage
Save-HTMLReport -ReportContent $rpt -ShowReport

Creating Options	You can saver the options from the Module directory locally and modify them. for instance your logo files, css styles and even graph colour schemes

Code

 $MyPath  ='C:\temp\Custom'
if ((Test-Path $MyPath ) -eq $false) {New-Item -ItemType	Directory -Path $mypath}
New-HTMLReportOptions -SaveOptionsPath $MyPath 
$Options = new-HTMLReportOptions -CSSPath c:\temp\ -cssname sample -ColorSchemePath c:\temp\ -LogoPath c:\temp\
$Rpt = @()
$Rpt += get-htmlopenpage -TitleText "External Options" -Options $Options
$Rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen
$Rpt += Get-HTMLContenttext -Heading "this is custom" -Detail "nice"
$Rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
$Rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage
Save-HTMLReport -ReportContent $rpt -ShowReport

Tabs	If you are here, you already know what tabs are. Here is the code

Code

 $tabarray = @('Sample1','Sample2','Sample3','Sample4')
$rpt = @()
$rpt += Get-HTMLOpenPage -TitleText 'Tab Test' 
$rpt += Get-HTMLTabHeader -TabNames $tabarray 
foreach ($tab in $tabarray ){
	$rpt += get-htmltabcontentopen -TabName $tab -tabheading ($tab + ' this is your tab' )
		$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "$tab" -Detail "$tab" 
	$rpt += get-htmltabcontentclose
}
$rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage
Save-HTMLReport -ReportContent $rpt -ShowReport

Sample1 this is your tab

Sample1	Sample1

Sample2 this is your tab

Sample2	Sample2

Sample3 this is your tab

Sample3	Sample3

Sample4 this is your tab

Sample4	Sample4

Example

 $rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Welcome to your content" 
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "This is simple content open" -Detail "Every time you use get-htmlContentopen you need to use Get-HTMLContentClose " 
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose

This is simple content open	Every time you use get-htmlContentopen you need to use Get-HTMLContentClose

Example	$process = Get-Process \| select -First 10 $rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Hiding content" -IsHidden $rpt += Get-HTMLContentTable $process $rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose

Example

 $process = Get-Process | select -First 10
$rpt= @()
$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Background Shade level 5" -BackgroundShade 5
	$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Background Shade level 4" -BackgroundShade 4
		$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Background Shade level 3" -BackgroundShade 3
			$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Background Shade level 2" -BackgroundShade 2
				$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Background Shade level 1" -BackgroundShade 1
					$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentTable ($process | Select -First 5)
				$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentClose
			$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentClose
		$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentClose
	$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentClose
$rpt+= Get-HTMLContentClose

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion	WorkingSet	PrivateMemorySize	PagedMemorySize
Adobe CEF Helper	7428	Normal	519	4.0.0.185	110358528	67960832	67960832
Adobe Desktop Service	12028	Normal	900	4.0.1.188	55734272	58515456	58515456
AdobeIPCBroker	5456	Normal	229	5.4.0.12	10420224	5300224	5300224
AdobeUpdateService	3048	Normal	171	4.0.0.185	7794688	2269184	2269184
AGSService	3128	Normal	259	4.2.0.574	13316096	4030464	4030464

Example

 $rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Two Column Sample"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 1 -ColumnCount 2
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "here"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 2 -ColumnCount 2
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "There"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentclose

$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Three Column Sample"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 1 -ColumnCount 3
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "here"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 2 -ColumnCount 3
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "There"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 3 -ColumnCount 3
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "over"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentclose

$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Four Column Sample"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 1 -ColumnCount 4
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "here"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 2 -ColumnCount 4
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "There"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 3 -ColumnCount 4
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "over"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 4 -ColumnCount 4
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "where"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentclose

$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Five Column Sample"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 1 -ColumnCount 5
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "here"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 2 -ColumnCount 5
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "There"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 3 -ColumnCount 5
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "over"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 4 -ColumnCount 5
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "where"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnOpen -ColumnNumber 5 -ColumnCount 5
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "data" -Detail "why"
	$rpt += Get-HTMLColumnClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentclose

data	here

data	there

data	here

data	there

data	over

data	here

data	there

data	over

data	where

data	here

data	there

data	over

data	where

data	why

Example

 $MyProcesses= get-process | select Name,Id,PriorityClass,PagedMemorySize
$rpt= @()
$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentOpen -BackgroundShade 3 -HeaderText "Top and Bottom 5 Process"
	$rpt+= get-HtmlColumn1of2
		$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentOpen -BackgroundShade 2 -HeaderText 'Bottom 5 Process by Paged Memory'
			$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentTable  ($MyProcesses  | sort PagedMemorySize | select -First 5) 
		$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentClose
	$rpt+= get-htmlColumnClose
	$rpt+= get-htmlColumn2of2
		$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentOpen -BackgroundShade 2 -HeaderText 'Top 5 Process by Paged Memory'
			$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentTable  ($MyProcesses | sort PagedMemorySize | select -last 5) 
		$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentClose
	$rpt+= get-htmlColumnClose
$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentClose

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion
Adobe CEF Helper	7428	Normal	519	4.0.0.185
RegSrvc	3096	Normal	144	19, 1, 0, 0
RtkAudioService64	1484	Normal	199	1, 0, 0, 74
RtkNGUI64	8916	Normal	341	1.0.562.0
RTS3App	6492	Normal	1107	3.3.61216.61216

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion
dwm	1056	High	674	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)
esif_assist_64	5684	Normal	36	8.2.10900.330
esif_uf	2272	High	106	8.2.10900.330
explorer	5308	Normal	2622	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)
ZeroConfigService	3184	Normal	294	19, 1, 0, 0

Sortable Headers	Simple Tables are sortable click the header

No Sortable Headers	to remove sort from non grouped tables use -NoSortableHeader

Code

 $SampleList = get-process | select Name,Id,PriorityClass,PagedMemorySize,PrivateMemorySize,VirtualMemorySize -First 10 
$rpt= @() 
$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentOpen -HeaderText "Processes"
	$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentTable $SampleList 
$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentClose

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion	WorkingSet	PrivateMemorySize	PagedMemorySize
Adobe CEF Helper	7428	Normal	519	4.0.0.185	110358528	67960832	67960832
Adobe Desktop Service	12028	Normal	900	4.0.1.188	55734272	58515456	58515456
AdobeIPCBroker	5456	Normal	229	5.4.0.12	10420224	5300224	5300224
AdobeUpdateService	3048	Normal	171	4.0.0.185	7794688	2269184	2269184
AGSService	3128	Normal	259	4.2.0.574	13316096	4030464	4030464
ApplicationFrameHost	5560	Normal	535	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	52834304	20029440	20029440
AvanadeMobileMediaReminderClient	12064	Normal	290	1.0.0.0	26636288	31600640	31600640
browser_broker	10716	Normal	360	11.00.14393.1198 (rs1_release_sec.170427-1353)	17555456	4296704	4296704
CcmExec	2164	Normal	1229	5.00.8458.1000 (SCCM.161026-2255)	58028032	40730624	40730624
CCXProcess	12864	Normal	56	1.5.0.323	3305472	753664	753664

Using Expressions	If you want to rename your column header or use calculated columns you can use expressions. @{Name="Virtual Memory Size";Expression={$_.VirtualMemorySize / 1Kb }

Code	$SampleList = get-process $rpt= @() $rpt+= Get-HtmlContentOpen -HeaderText "Processes" $rpt+= Get-HtmlContentTable $SampleList $rpt+= Get-HtmlContentClose

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion	WorkingSet	PrivateMemorySize	PagedMemorySize
Normal
	Adobe CEF Helper	7428	519	4.0.0.185	110358528	67960832	67960832
	Adobe Desktop Service	12028	900	4.0.1.188	55734272	58515456	58515456
	AdobeIPCBroker	5456	229	5.4.0.12	10420224	5300224	5300224
	AdobeUpdateService	3048	171	4.0.0.185	7794688	2269184	2269184
	AGSService	3128	259	4.2.0.574	13316096	4030464	4030464
	ApplicationFrameHost	5560	535	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	52834304	20029440	20029440
	AvanadeMobileMediaReminderClient	12064	290	1.0.0.0	26636288	31600640	31600640
	browser_broker	10716	360	11.00.14393.1198 (rs1_release_sec.170427-1353)	17555456	4296704	4296704
	CcmExec	2164	1229	5.00.8458.1000 (SCCM.161026-2255)	58028032	40730624	40730624
	CCXProcess	12864	56	1.5.0.323	3305472	753664	753664
	chrome	32	245	58.0.3029.110	22818816	28114944	28114944
	chrome	3024	243	58.0.3029.110	23801856	36270080	36270080
	chrome	3672	271	58.0.3029.110	56610816	78114816	78114816
	chrome	4748	266	58.0.3029.110	23220224	28430336	28430336
	chrome	4832	274	58.0.3029.110	28368896	30781440	30781440
	chrome	5000	235	58.0.3029.110	22786048	29954048	29954048
	chrome	5316	235	58.0.3029.110	27176960	30277632	30277632
	chrome	7360	266	58.0.3029.110	24350720	37879808	37879808
Idle
	chrome	6320	354	58.0.3029.110	65679360	216309760	216309760
	chrome	7136	383	58.0.3029.110	169099264	199229440	199229440

Column Width	Sometimes you may be display data and the column will dynamically shift. You can use the -fixed switch

Code

 $SampleList3 = get-process
$rpt = @()
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentOpen -HeaderText "Processes, 2 fixed table one not."
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentTable -ArrayOfObjects ($SampleList3 | select -first 4) -Fixed
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading ' ' -Detail ' '
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentTable -ArrayOfObjects ($SampleList3 | select -last 4) -Fixed
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentClose

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion	WorkingSet	PrivateMemorySize	PagedMemorySize
Adobe CEF Helper	7428	Normal	519	4.0.0.185	110358528	67960832	67960832
Adobe Desktop Service	12028	Normal	900	4.0.1.188	55734272	58515456	58515456
AdobeIPCBroker	5456	Normal	229	5.4.0.12	10420224	5300224	5300224
AdobeUpdateService	3048	Normal	171	4.0.0.185	7794688	2269184	2269184

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion	WorkingSet	PrivateMemorySize	PagedMemorySize
WmiPrvSE	4168	Normal	338	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	18042880	12214272	12214272
WmiPrvSE	6400	Normal	319	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	16838656	5574656	5574656
WmiPrvSE	8448	Normal	207	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	11419648	4022272	4022272
WmiPrvSE	8608	Normal	158	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	8179712	3125248	3125248
WmiPrvSE	10900	Normal	126	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	7593984	2842624	2842624
WmiPrvSE	14388	Normal	173	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	11284480	4935680	4935680
WUDFHost	2600	High	344	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	12947456	26148864	26148864
ZeroConfigService	3184	Normal	294	19, 1, 0, 0	16105472	5337088	5337088

Tables Totals	Want to add count, Avg or Sum to the bottom of a table. These three array variables expect a header from the arrayofobjects.

Code

 $arrayofobjects = Get-Process | select Name, Handles ,WorkingSet ,PagedMemorySize ,PrivateMemorySize 
$rpt = @()
$rpt += Get-HTMLOpenPage 
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentOpen -HeaderText "Processes, Table Footer with Sum, Count and Average
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentTable $arrayofobjects  -ColumnTotals WorkingSet, PagedMemorySize   -columnCounts Handles,Name -columnAverages PrivateMemorySize  
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage
Save-HTMLReport -ReportContent $rpt -ShowReport

Name	Handles	WorkingSet	PagedMemorySize	PrivateMemorySize
Adobe CEF Helper	519	110358528	67960832	67960832
Adobe Desktop Service	900	55734272	58515456	58515456
AdobeIPCBroker	229	10420224	5300224	5300224
AdobeUpdateService	171	7794688	2269184	2269184
AGSService	259	13316096	4030464	4030464
count:5	count:5	sum:197623808	sum:138076160	avg:27615232

Code

 $MyPC  = get-wmiobject Win32_ComputerSystem -cn $env:COMPUTERNAME | select @{name="RAM";Expression={"{0:N2}" -f($_.TotalPhysicalMemory/1gb).tostring("N0")}}, ` 
	NumberOfProcessors,NumberOfLogicalProcessors ,Name,Model,roles
$rpt = @()
$rpt += get-htmlopenpage 
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentOpen -HeaderText "Table With array in column"
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentTableAdvanced $MyPC
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentClose
$rpt += get-htmlclosepage 
Save-HTMLReport -ReportContent $rpt -ShowReport

Tables displaying Arrays in Arrays	Adding an array with another array in it, doesnt display correctly. Roles is an Array

Code Borrowed from here	EnhancedHTML2 I would suggest for advanced tables use this module

Usage	You can simply run your array through the enhancedHTML2 functions and add it to $RPT

Model	Name	NumberOfLogicalProcessors	NumberOfProcessors	RAM	roles
Precision 5510	WIN-L2UJU0II91	8	1	16	LM_Workstation LM_Server NT

Code

 $Rpt = @()
$Rpt += get-htmlopenpage -TitleText "Data tables" 
$Rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen
$Rpt += get-htmlcontentdatatable -ArrayOfObjects (Get-Command -Module ReportHTML | select Name,version,modulename,verb,noun) 
$Rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
$Rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage
Save-HTMLReport -ReportContent $rpt -ShowReport

Name	Version	ModuleName	Verb	Noun
Connect-HTMLToAzure	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Connect	HTMLToAzure
GenerateRandomColorScheme	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML
Get-Functions	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	Functions
Get-HTMLAnchor	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLAnchor
Get-HTMLAnchorLink	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLAnchorLink
Get-HTMLBarChart	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLBarChart
Get-HTMLBarChartObject	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLBarChartObject
Get-HTMLClosePage	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLClosePage
Get-HTMLCodeBlock	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLCodeBlock
Get-HTMLColorSchemes	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColorSchemes
Get-HTMLColumn1of2	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumn1of2
Get-HTMLColumn2of2	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumn2of2
Get-HTMLColumnClose	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumnClose
Get-HTMLColumnOpen	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumnOpen
Get-HTMLContentClose	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentClose
Get-HTMLContentDataTable	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentDataTable
Get-HTMLContentOpen	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentOpen
Get-HTMLContentTable	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentTable
Get-HTMLContentTableAdvanced	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentTableAdvanced
Get-HTMLContentText	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentText
Get-HTMLCSS	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLCSS
Get-HTMLHeading	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLHeading
Get-HTMLJavaScripts	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLJavaScripts
Get-HTMLLogos	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLLogos
Get-HTMLOpenPage	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLOpenPage
Get-HTMLPieChart	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLPieChart
Get-HTMLPieChartObject	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLPieChartObject
Get-HTMLPowerShellSyntax	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLPowerShellSyntax
Get-HTMLSpan	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLSpan
Get-HTMLTabContentClose	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLTabContentClose
Get-HTMLTabContentOpen	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLTabContentOpen
Get-HTMLTabHeader	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLTabHeader
Get-Parameters	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	Parameters
grc	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML
New-HTMLReportOptions	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	New	HTMLReportOptions
Save-HTMLReport	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Save	HTMLReport
Save-HTMLToBlobStorage	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Save	HTMLToBlobStorage
Send-HTMLReport	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Send	HTMLReport
Set-TableRowColor	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Set	TableRowColor
Name	Version	ModuleName	Verb	Noun

Code

 $arr = (Get-Command -Module ReportHTML | select Name,version,modulename,verb,noun) 
$Rpt = @()
$Rpt += get-htmlopenpage -TitleText "Data tables" 
$Rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen
$Rpt += get-htmlcontentdatatable -ArrayOfObjects $arr -HideFooter -PagingOptions '11,14,21,'
#$Rpt += get-htmlcontentdatatable -ArrayOfObjects $arr -HideFooter -PagingOptions ' ' #to show all use -PagingOptions ' ' 
$Rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
$Rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage
Save-HTMLReport -ReportContent $rpt -ShowReport

Name	Version	ModuleName	Verb	Noun
Connect-HTMLToAzure	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Connect	HTMLToAzure
GenerateRandomColorScheme	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML
Get-Functions	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	Functions
Get-HTMLAnchor	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLAnchor
Get-HTMLAnchorLink	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLAnchorLink
Get-HTMLBarChart	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLBarChart
Get-HTMLBarChartObject	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLBarChartObject
Get-HTMLClosePage	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLClosePage
Get-HTMLCodeBlock	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLCodeBlock
Get-HTMLColorSchemes	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColorSchemes
Get-HTMLColumn1of2	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumn1of2
Get-HTMLColumn2of2	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumn2of2
Get-HTMLColumnClose	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumnClose
Get-HTMLColumnOpen	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLColumnOpen
Get-HTMLContentClose	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentClose
Get-HTMLContentDataTable	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentDataTable
Get-HTMLContentOpen	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentOpen
Get-HTMLContentTable	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentTable
Get-HTMLContentTableAdvanced	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentTableAdvanced
Get-HTMLContentText	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLContentText
Get-HTMLCSS	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLCSS
Get-HTMLHeading	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLHeading
Get-HTMLJavaScripts	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLJavaScripts
Get-HTMLLogos	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLLogos
Get-HTMLOpenPage	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLOpenPage
Get-HTMLPieChart	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLPieChart
Get-HTMLPieChartObject	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLPieChartObject
Get-HTMLPowerShellSyntax	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLPowerShellSyntax
Get-HTMLSpan	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLSpan
Get-HTMLTabContentClose	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLTabContentClose
Get-HTMLTabContentOpen	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLTabContentOpen
Get-HTMLTabHeader	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	HTMLTabHeader
Get-Parameters	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Get	Parameters
grc	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML
New-HTMLReportOptions	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	New	HTMLReportOptions
Save-HTMLReport	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Save	HTMLReport
Save-HTMLToBlobStorage	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Save	HTMLToBlobStorage
Send-HTMLReport	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Send	HTMLReport
Set-TableRowColor	1.4.0.1	ReportHTML	Set	TableRowColor

Alternating Row Colour	How to set alternating row colour on an array

Code

 $SampleList = get-process | select -First 20
$rpt= @()
$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentOpen -HeaderText "Processes"
$SampleListColour = Set-TableRowColor $SampleList2 -Alternating
$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentTable -ArrayOfObjects $SampleListColour 
$rpt+= Get-HtmlContentClose

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion	WorkingSet	PrivateMemorySize	PagedMemorySize
Adobe CEF Helper	7428	Normal	519	4.0.0.185	110358528	67960832	67960832
Adobe Desktop Service	12028	Normal	900	4.0.1.188	55734272	58515456	58515456
AdobeIPCBroker	5456	Normal	229	5.4.0.12	10420224	5300224	5300224
AdobeUpdateService	3048	Normal	171	4.0.0.185	7794688	2269184	2269184
AGSService	3128	Normal	259	4.2.0.574	13316096	4030464	4030464
ApplicationFrameHost	5560	Normal	535	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	52834304	20029440	20029440
AvanadeMobileMediaReminderClient	12064	Normal	290	1.0.0.0	26636288	31600640	31600640
browser_broker	10716	Normal	360	11.00.14393.1198 (rs1_release_sec.170427-1353)	17555456	4296704	4296704
CcmExec	2164	Normal	1229	5.00.8458.1000 (SCCM.161026-2255)	58028032	40730624	40730624
CCXProcess	12864	Normal	56	1.5.0.323	3305472	753664	753664
chrome	32	Normal	245	58.0.3029.110	22818816	28114944	28114944
chrome	3024	Normal	243	58.0.3029.110	23801856	36270080	36270080
chrome	3672	Normal	271	58.0.3029.110	56610816	78114816	78114816
chrome	4748	Normal	266	58.0.3029.110	23220224	28430336	28430336
chrome	4832	Normal	274	58.0.3029.110	28368896	30781440	30781440
chrome	5000	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	22786048	29954048	29954048
chrome	5316	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	27176960	30277632	30277632
chrome	6320	Idle	354	58.0.3029.110	65679360	216309760	216309760
chrome	7136	Idle	383	58.0.3029.110	169099264	199229440	199229440
chrome	7360	Normal	266	58.0.3029.110	24350720	37879808	37879808

How to add colours to tables	You can apply colours to a row using logic.

Code

 # You must use single quotes here for the expression
$Red = '$this.Handles   -ge 800'
$Yellow = '$this.Handles   -gt 200 -or $this.Handles -lt 800'
$Green = '$this.Handles  -le 200'
 
# call the function and pass the array and color expressions
$ProcessColoured = Set-TableRowColor ($process | select -first 40) -Red $Red -Yellow $Yellow -Green $Green
 
# let's just see what the function did
$ProcessColoured | select name, Handles , RowColor 
 
$rpt = @()
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentOpen -HeaderText "Process with Row Colour Logic"
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentTable  ($ProcessColoured | Sort Handles) 
$rpt += Get-HtmlContentClose

Name	Id	PriorityClass	Handles	FileVersion	WorkingSet	PrivateMemorySize	PagedMemorySize
CCXProcess	12864	Normal	56	1.5.0.323	3305472	753664	753664
chrome	9628	Normal	129	58.0.3029.110	8773632	2031616	2031616
AdobeUpdateService	3048	Normal	171	4.0.0.185	7794688	2269184	2269184
AdobeIPCBroker	5456	Normal	229	5.4.0.12	10420224	5300224	5300224
chrome	8384	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	24711168	28647424	28647424
chrome	11384	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	24223744	28045312	28045312
chrome	5316	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	27176960	30277632	30277632
chrome	5000	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	22786048	29954048	29954048
chrome	9976	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	27279360	29179904	29179904
chrome	9924	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	28061696	93601792	93601792
chrome	8752	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	24485888	28844032	28844032
chrome	9400	Normal	235	58.0.3029.110	21852160	25620480	25620480
chrome	9392	Normal	236	58.0.3029.110	396025856	502222848	502222848
chrome	13952	Normal	236	58.0.3029.110	39022592	57221120	57221120
chrome	3024	Normal	243	58.0.3029.110	23801856	36270080	36270080
chrome	10032	Normal	243	58.0.3029.110	38866944	41455616	41455616
chrome	8876	Normal	243	58.0.3029.110	28520448	65400832	65400832
chrome	9448	Normal	243	58.0.3029.110	29384704	33210368	33210368
chrome	11200	Normal	245	58.0.3029.110	23162880	31035392	31035392
chrome	32	Normal	245	58.0.3029.110	22818816	28114944	28114944
AGSService	3128	Normal	259	4.2.0.574	13316096	4030464	4030464
chrome	7360	Normal	266	58.0.3029.110	24350720	37879808	37879808
chrome	4748	Normal	266	58.0.3029.110	23220224	28430336	28430336
chrome	3672	Normal	271	58.0.3029.110	56610816	78114816	78114816
chrome	4832	Normal	274	58.0.3029.110	28368896	30781440	30781440
chrome	7856	Normal	275	58.0.3029.110	71069696	58810368	58810368
chrome	10704	Normal	284	58.0.3029.110	28110848	33210368	33210368
AvanadeMobileMediaReminderClient	12064	Normal	290	1.0.0.0	26636288	31600640	31600640
chrome	8660	Normal	331	58.0.3029.110	8343552	2142208	2142208
chrome	8692	Idle	352	58.0.3029.110	81715200	173948928	173948928
chrome	6320	Idle	354	58.0.3029.110	65679360	216309760	216309760
browser_broker	10716	Normal	360	11.00.14393.1198 (rs1_release_sec.170427-1353)	17555456	4296704	4296704
chrome	7136	Idle	383	58.0.3029.110	169099264	199229440	199229440
chrome	13284	Normal	409	58.0.3029.110	136060928	237957120	237957120
chrome	10312	Normal	451	58.0.3029.110	338718720	408862720	408862720
Adobe CEF Helper	7428	Normal	519	4.0.0.185	110358528	67960832	67960832
ApplicationFrameHost	5560	Normal	535	10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)	52834304	20029440	20029440
Adobe Desktop Service	12028	Normal	900	4.0.1.188	55734272	58515456	58515456
CcmExec	2164	Normal	1229	5.00.8458.1000 (SCCM.161026-2255)	58028032	40730624	40730624
chrome	9412	Normal	3364	58.0.3029.110	315195392	337027072	337027072

How it works	A hyper link is uses A tags and a link with a hyperlink behind it. To build a hyper link we use a find and replace style. This allows you to create a hyperlink in any data set. To create a hyper link you need to use U R L 0 1, U R L 0 2 and U R L 0 3 as text (with no spaces). or written with O's not 0's The format you need to follows is URLO1 HyperLink URLO2 LinkText URLO3

Example	#again this uses O but you should use 0 get-htmlcontenttext -heading "HyperLink" -Detail "URLO1https://www.azurefieldnotes.comURLO2Azure Field NotesURLO3"

HyperLink	Azure Field Notes

New Tab	To build a hyper link that will open in a new tab use NEW at the end of the first reference word U R L 0 1 N E W, U R L 0 2 and U R L 0 3 as text (with no spaces). or written with O's not 0's The format you need to follows is URLO1NEW HyperLink URLO2 LinkText URLO3

Example	#again this uses O but you should use 0 get-htmlcontenttext -heading "HyperLink" -Detail "URLO1https://www.azurefieldnotes.comURLO2Azure Field NotesURLO3"

HyperLink	Azure Field Notes opening in a new tab

Example

 $rpt = @()
$Links = Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Anchor Links" -Detail (( Get-HTMLAnchorLink -AnchorName "This" -AnchorText "This" ) + " | " + (Get-HTMLAnchorLink -AnchorName "Here" -AnchorText "Here"))
$rpt += $Links  
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -Anchor This
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Anchor Example" -Detail "You can add anchors to HTMLContent open as well"
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Anchors" -Detail "Used"
$rpt += Get-HTMLAnchor -AnchorName Here
$rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
$rpt += $Links

Anchor Links	SampleTop \| SampleBottom

Anchor Example	You can add anchors to HTMLContent open as well

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Anchor Links	SampleTop \| SampleBottom

Chart JS	Rather than reinvent charting and because we wanted to be able to generate charts in Azure Automation I used Chart JS

Chart JS Project	Chart JS Site Simple HTML5 charts using the canvas element.

Possiblities	I will explain a few example and how the chart bject works for rapid creation however you can always create your own chart code and add it

Simple Example

 $Process = Get-Process
$PieProcess = $process | group ProcessName | sort count -Descending |select -First 5

$PieObject = Get-HTMLPieChartObject

$rpt = @()
$rpt += Get-HTMLOpenpage
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen	 -HeaderText "Simple Example"
		$rpt += Get-HTMLPieChart -ChartObject $PieObject -DataSet $PieProcess 
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLClosePage

save-htmlreport -reportcontent $rpt -showreport

Advanced Example

 $Process = Get-Process
$PieProcess2 = $process | group ProcessName | sort count -Descending |select -First 5

#basic Properties 
$PieObject2 = Get-HTMLPieChartObject
$PieObject2.Title = "Top Processes"
$PieObject2.Size.Height =250
$PieObject2.Size.width =250
$PieObject2.ChartStyle.ChartType = 'doughnut'

#These file exist in the module directoy, There are 4 schemes by default
$PieObject2.ChartStyle.ColorSchemeName = "ColorScheme4"
#There are 8 generated schemes, randomly generated at runtime 
$PieObject2.ChartStyle.ColorSchemeName = "Generated8"
#you can also ask for a random scheme.  Which also happens if you have too many records for the scheme
$PieObject2.ChartStyle.ColorSchemeName = 'Random'

#Data defintion you can reference any column from name and value from the  dataset.  
#Name and Count are the default to work with the Group function.
$PieObject2.DataDefinition.DataNameColumnName ='Name'
$PieObject2.DataDefinition.DataValueColumnName = 'Count'

$rpt = @()
$rpt += Get-HTMLopenpage -TitleText Title
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Advanced Example"
		$rpt += Get-HTMLPieChart -ChartObject $PieObject2 -DataSet $PieProcess 
	$rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
$rpt += Get-HTMLclosepage

save-htmlreport -reportcontent $rpt -showreport

Bar Chart Example

 $Process = Get-Process
$BarProcess = $process | group Name | sort count -Descending |select -First 10

$ChartExample3 = @()
$ChartExample3 += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText "Simple Bar Example"
$BarObject = Get-HTMLBarChartObject
$ChartExample3 += Get-HTMLBarChart -ChartObject $BarObject -DataSet $BarProcess 
$ChartExample3 += Get-HTMLContentClose

save-htmlreport -reportcontent $rpt -showreport

Scripts	There are a couple of scripts that are located in the module directory. These scripts are loaded when you run Get-HTMLopenpage. you can use Get-HTMLJavaScripts to retrieve them . What this means though is that you can simply drop your own javascripts into the directory, or use the function to point at another directory and load custom code.

HTML	You can use any html tags and code and add it directy to the Report array

Tags in text	you can use things like < B R > for example in a string for a break

Convertto-advhtml	you can trying using this cmdlet ConvertTo-AdvHTML'

Adding it to the array	just keep adding it to $rpt += $newcode

Get-HTMLCodeBlock	To create this help file I just created get-htmlcodeblock so I could use the < PRE > HTML tag. I decided that I would pass the code block into the function and choose a style and wrap the code in the tags I had to add a CSS style to the CSS file to support this function

PowerShell Function

 Function Get-HTMLCodeBlock
{
	[CmdletBinding()]
	Param 
	(
		[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
        [String]
        $Code,
		[Parameter(Mandatory=$false)]
        [String]
        $Style = 'PowerShell'
	)
	$CodeBlock = @()
	switch ($Style) {
		'PowerShell'
		{
			$CodeBlock += ''
		}
		'othercodestyleneedsACSSStyle'
		{
			$CodeBlock += ''
		}
		default 
		{
			$CodeBlock += ''
		}
	}
	
	$CodeBlock  += $Code
	$CodeBlock  += ''
	[string]$CodeBlock = $CodeBlock
	Write-Output $CodeBlock
}

PowerShell Code

 
    $SampleCode=@'
    $Tab = 'JavaScript'
      $rpt += get-htmltabcontentopen -TabName $Tab -tabheading ' '
            $rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText 'The Basics' 
                  $rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Scripts" -detail "There are a couple of scripts that are located in the module directory"
            $rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
      $rpt += get-htmltabcontentclose
    '@

    $rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "PowerShell Function" -detail (get-htmlcodeblock -style powershell -code $SampleCode)

Output

 $Tab = 'JavaScript'
  $rpt += get-htmltabcontentopen -TabName $Tab -tabheading ' '
        $rpt += Get-HTMLContentOpen -HeaderText 'The Basics' 
              $rpt += Get-HTMLContentText -Heading "Scripts" -detail "There are a couple of scripts that are located in the module directory"
        $rpt += Get-HTMLContentClose
  $rpt += get-htmltabcontentclose

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Name	Connect-HTMLToAzure

Synopsis	Connect-HTMLToAzure [[-connectionName]

Remarks	Get-Help cannot find the Help files for this cmdlet on this computer. It is displaying only partial help. -- To download and install Help files for the module that includes this cmdlet, use Update-Help.

Examples

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	connectionName	Object	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	NumberOfSchemes	Int32	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	pattern	Object	False	False
	path	Object	False	False
	Recurse	Boolean	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	AnchorName	String	True	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ChartObject	Object	True	False
	DataSet	Array	True	False
	Options	Object	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ColorScheme	Object	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	FooterText	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	SchemePath	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ColumnNumber	Int32	True	False
	ColumnCount	Int32	True	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ArrayOfObjects	Array	True	True
	DisablePaging	Boolean	False	False
	PagingOptions	String	False	False
	DisableOrdering	Boolean	False	False
	DisableInfo	Boolean	False	False
	HideFooter	Boolean	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	HeaderText	String	False	False
	IsHidden	Boolean	False	False
	Anchor	String	False	False
	BackgroundShade	Int32	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	Heading	String	False	False
	Detail	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	CSSPath	String	False	False
	CSSName	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ScriptPath	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	LogoPath	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
explicit
	TitleText	String	False	False
	CSSPath	String	False	False
	CSSName	String	False	False
	ScriptPath	String	False	False
	ColorSchemePath	String	False	False
	LogoPath	String	False	False
	LeftLogoName	String	False	False
	RightLogoName	String	False	False
	LeftLogoString	String	False	False
	RightLogoString	String	False	False
	HideLogos	Boolean	False	False
	HideTitle	Boolean	False	False
	NoScript	Boolean	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False
options
	TitleText	String	False	False
	HideLogos	Boolean	False	False
	HideTitle	Boolean	False	False
	NoScript	Boolean	False	False
	Options	PSObject	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ChartType	String	False	False
	ColorScheme	Object	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	PowerShellFilePath	Object	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	TabName	String	True	False
	TabHeading	String	True	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	TabNames	Array	True	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	Cmdlet	Object	False	False
	ShowCommon	Boolean	False	False
	Full	Boolean	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
NoSave
	LogoSources	Hashtable	False	False
	ColorSchemes	Hashtable	False	False
	CSSName	Object	False	False
	CSSPath	String	False	False
	ScriptPath	String	False	False
	ColorSchemePath	String	False	False
	LogoPath	String	False	False
	ReportPath	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False
Save
	LogoSources	Hashtable	False	False
	ColorSchemes	Hashtable	False	False
	CSSName	Object	False	False
	CSSPath	String	False	False
	ScriptPath	String	False	False
	ColorSchemePath	String	False	False
	LogoPath	String	False	False
	SaveOptionsPath	String	False	False
	ReportPath	String	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ReportName	String	False	False
	ReportPath	String	False	False
	ReportContent	Array	True	False
	ShowReport	Boolean	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False

ParameterSet	Name	Type	IsMandatory	Pipeline
Default
	ArrayOfObjects	Object[]	False	False
	Green	String	False	False
	Yellow	String	False	False
	Red	String	False	False
	Alternating	Boolean	False	False
	InformationAction	ActionPreference	False	False
	InformationVariable	String	False	False
	PipelineVariable	String	False	False